Life Builders Hospital & Alakuko Clinic Rapid progress has been made on the construction work for the Alakuko Hospital Clinic. As pictured, additional infrastructure that was not there last December when the US team came can now be seen in the front of the main building. The painting started last week while the landscaping is ongoing. The solar panel installation has been completed but not fully paid for yet. We are yet to buy furniture and other laboratory equipment. Our hop

Become an orphan sponsor today! Right now, there are close to two million orphans and vulnerable children in Nigeria whose lives have been devastated by the greatest humanitarian crisis of our time: HIV/AIDS. As a sponsor, you will bring hope and healing into their lives by providing them with access to food, shelter, education and medical care.  ​ Cost of Sponsoring A Child: Preschool & Under - $50/month Elementary - $55/month Junior High - $60/month High School - $60/month

Alakuko Hospital Clinic We are so grateful to all of our sponsors who donated toward last month’s matching campaign. Together, we raised the $32,000 needed to complete the construction of the Alakuko Hospital Clinic building and only need $10,000 more to purchase an electric generator to supply the hospital with power. Sadly, the public supply of electricity in Nigeria is less than 10% of what is needed for a functioning hospital. If you would like to make a major donation in

Small Business Grant & Loan Program Life Builders is currently sponsoring 21 small businesses based in Nigeria ranging from construction to cosmetology. This project, called 'Living Spring Microfinance Project', offers small business owners and entrepreneurs publicity and financial support and provides Sponsored Orphan Program graduates with job opportunities within the community. Check out this month's featured small business and learn more about how Life Builders helps orph

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On May 23rd, Life Builders Hospital Alakuko opened its doors to the people of Lagos, the most populated black city in the world....

Modupe Akomolafe from Ekiti state, Nigeria lost her husband in 2010. Since then, she has struggled to raise her children alone and was...

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We praise God for the successful completion of the second term and the Easter break that ended last week. Both students and staff are now...

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We praise God for being our shepherd for Life Builders Hospitals. The Igbusi campus hospital continues to save lives both in surgical...

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Congratulations to recent graduate, Adigun Benjamen Aduragbemi, who now runs his own engineering business. After his father passed away...

March was another interesting month for all parents, teachers and students of Life builders Academy as we marked our annual Inter-house...

Rapid progress has been made on the construction work for the Alakuko Hospital Clinic. As pictured, additional infrastructure that was...

After the election of new PTA officers last month, Life Builders Academy is thriving. Our teachers are doing well at both the...

We are proud of our recent graduate, Jimoh Abiodun Oluwadamilare, who is now successfully running an automotive brake repair shop in...

We are so grateful to all of our sponsors who donated toward last month’s matching campaign. Together, we raised the $32,000 needed to...

Morakinyo Oluwatosin was born May 25th. Her father was a contractor and her mother was a trader. She and her brother were raised as...